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Policy

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Washington Examiner

Appeals Court Revives DOJ Subpoena for QueerDoc Records

A federal appeals court has reinstated the Justice Department's subpoena for records from QueerDoc, a telehealth provider for transgender procedures for children. The court ruled that the lower court had incorrectly blocked the subpoena, which is part of a broader investigation into compliance with federal healthcare laws. The case will return to the district court for further consideration.

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Washington Examiner

Former Cambridge Professor Jason Arday Found Dead at 41

Jason Arday, a former sociology professor at the University of Cambridge, was found dead in south London at the age of 41. His death, which is not considered suspicious, comes days after he resigned amid allegations of plagiarism and scrutiny over his academic qualifications. Arday was recognized as the youngest black professor at Cambridge in 2023.

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Washington Examiner

Gun Rights Groups File Lawsuit Against New York Over Glock Ban

Gun rights groups have initiated a lawsuit against New York over a law that bans Glocks and similar pistols, set to take effect in May 2027. The lawsuit claims the ban violates Supreme Court rulings on the right to carry firearms, and it seeks to have the law struck down as unconstitutional. The case highlights ongoing debates about gun rights and regulations in the United States.

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denverpost.com

Email Reveals White House Meeting on Colorado Amid Controversy Over Tina Peters

An email from December 2026 reveals that an assistant to President Trump organized a meeting with federal agencies to discuss actions regarding Colorado, coinciding with controversy over former Mesa County clerk Tina Peters. The email was disclosed during a court hearing related to a lawsuit alleging retaliation by the Trump administration, which state officials claim was motivated by political reasons. The White House denied any connection to Peters.

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Fox News — Latest

Judge Dismisses Justice Department's Antisemitism Case Against Harvard

A federal judge has dismissed a lawsuit from the Justice Department against Harvard University, which accused the institution of failing to address antisemitism on campus. The judge found that the incidents cited were too isolated to establish a pattern of noncompliance with federal civil rights law. The Justice Department is currently assessing its options following the ruling.

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Fox News — Politics

Federal Judge Dismisses Justice Department's Antisemitism Case Against Harvard

A federal judge dismissed the Justice Department's lawsuit against Harvard University, which claimed the school failed to address antisemitism. The judge found that the incidents cited were too isolated to establish a pattern of noncompliance with federal civil rights law. The Justice Department is currently assessing its next steps following the ruling.

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Washington Examiner

Justice Department Finds Three NSF STEM Programs Unconstitutional

The Justice Department's Office of Legal Counsel has ruled that three National Science Foundation STEM programs are unconstitutional due to their race- and sex-based criteria. The NSF is advised not to continue these programs in their current form, and approximately $104 million of funding is affected. The ruling follows a request from the NSF to review several programs for compliance with equal-protection principles.

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Fox News — Latest

Paul Pelosi's Attorney Enters Not Guilty Plea in Hit-and-Run Case

Paul Pelosi did not appear in court for his hit-and-run charge, with his attorney entering a not guilty plea. He is accused of striking a parked car and leaving the scene. This incident follows a previous DUI conviction in 2022 and highlights his driving history.

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New York Times — Politics

Analysis Shows Majority of Congress Members Own Stock

A report from Common Cause reveals that almost 60 percent of members of Congress own stock. This finding has emerged as a significant topic in midterm campaign discussions regarding the accountability of lawmakers.

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Al Jazeera English

Son of Former Mexican President Claims US Visa Revocation

The son of former Mexican President AMLO has claimed that his US visa has been revoked, a statement that has not been confirmed by US authorities. This situation occurs amid heightened investigations into Mexican politicians with potential cartel affiliations.

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Guardian — US

Bulldozers Begin Work in Big Bend National Park for Border Wall Expansion

Construction has commenced in Big Bend National Park, specifically at Santa Elena Canyon, as part of the Trump administration's border wall expansion. Activists have documented the use of heavy machinery in the area, raising concerns about the impact on the national park.

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Washington Examiner

French Constitutional Council Blocks Social Media Ban for Children Under 15

The French Constitutional Council has blocked a law that would have banned children under 15 from using social media, citing privacy and freedom of expression concerns. President Emmanuel Macron's administration plans to revise the legislation with hopes of enacting it before his term ends in 2027.

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Fox News — Politics

Current Ship Traffic in the Strait of Hormuz Amid Ongoing Tensions

Ship traffic through the Strait of Hormuz remains significantly below pre-conflict levels, with reports indicating a 90% decrease in vessel transits. While some increase in traffic was noted recently, ongoing tensions between the U.S. and Iran continue to affect navigation. U.S. officials assert control over the Strait, while Iranian authorities dispute this claim, stating that the passage remains blocked until their conditions are accepted.

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The Hill

Trump Administration Announces Tariffs on Drone Imports

President Trump announced new tariffs on drone imports on August 14, 2026, to address national security concerns related to foreign supply chains. The tariffs include a 100 percent levy on larger drones with specific sensitive capabilities.

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Washington Examiner

DOJ settles lawsuit with LA County Sheriff’s Department over concealed carry permit delays

The DOJ has settled a lawsuit with the Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department concerning excessive delays in issuing concealed carry permits. The settlement aims to expedite the permit process and requires the department to publicly disclose data on processing times. The lawsuit was based on claims that delays infringed upon citizens' Second Amendment rights.

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The Hill

Trump to Speak on Crime Reduction Efforts at Long Island Rally

President Trump will address crime reduction efforts during a rally in Long Island, New York. His remarks will highlight the administration's initiatives to combat violent crime, particularly in Democratic-led cities, and the ongoing deployment of National Guard to Washington, D.C.

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The New Yorker

Bernie Sanders Proposes Moratorium on New Data Centers

Senator Bernie Sanders has co-sponsored a bill proposing a moratorium on new data center construction. He raised concerns about the environmental and economic effects of data centers and the government's potential role in mitigating these issues.

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Fox News — Latest

GSA Initiates Review of AbilityOne Program for Mislabeling Foreign Products

The GSA is reviewing the AbilityOne program for allegedly mislabeling foreign-made products as American-made, particularly technology from China. Administrator Edward Forst has called for a comprehensive audit to ensure compliance with federal procurement policies and to address concerns about executive compensation and product pricing within the program.

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